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| And then there's a movement. | |
| Somebody dies. | |
| Somebody is replaced. | |
| Somebody quits. | |
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Notice Your Health
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| I'm just giving you an example. | |
| I'm just saying. | |
| With that other guy, or this guy. | |
| It's weird. | |
| There's a balance. | |
| Something happened to Fox News. | |
| And anybody who sees it can recognize this. | |
| And I promise you, the people who are But first, Once you notice it, it's incredible. | |
| It's the only thing you notice. | |
| It's like when you're looking for something that's hidden and then you see it first, that's all you see. | |
| I want to say something very, very quickly. | |
| Your health, that which is your maintenance, is totally up to you. | |
| Nobody can make you do it. | |
| Nobody can make you eat right or supplement or exercise or do whatever it is. | |
| It's a free country and that's the way it is. | |
| And you know it and I know it. | |
| And I have spent a long period of my life realizing that I'm going to give myself, at least, theoretically, every possible break I can. | |
| Because fate is one thing, and there's not a lot you can do about genetics, but at least you can try not to harm yourself. | |
| And one of the things that's critical is the amount of supplementation that you use and utilize if you're not eating right. | |
| And let me say something, and I don't know you, and please don't take this the wrong way. | |
| You're not eating right. | |
| You're not. | |
| You think you are. | |
| You're on every kind of, well, not you, but they are on these weird kind of, you know, the Neanderthal diet. | |
| Okay, that's nice. | |
| But is that good for you? | |
| Is that what you're made to be? | |
| Well, supplements are critical. | |
| And I'm going to talk to you about this one, and the link is there, and you can read the information, and this is why I love it. | |
| It's called ZStack. | |
| Why? | |
| It's very simple. | |
| Do not go into a vitamin store and start buying things off the... | |
| Off the shelves, because you figure, well, the 500 milligrams is good. | |
| 2,000 milligrams is even better. | |
| It doesn't work like that. | |
| Is it water-soluble? | |
| Is it fat-soluble? | |
| And by the way, do you need certain things? | |
| I don't want to go into it, because by the way, I'm not a doctor. | |
| What I like about Z-Stack is very simply this. | |
| Vitamin C, ascorbic acid, Linus Pauling, you know the truth. | |
| Vitamin D, D3, which is really a miracle. | |
| It's not, it's not, some say it's not even a vitamin, it's a hormone. | |
| Zinc. | |
| And quercetin. | |
| What is quercetin? | |
| Quercetin is a flavonoid. | |
| What's a flavonoid? | |
| These are the wonderful antioxidants that you normally find in fruits and vegetables that give it the pigment. | |
| The pigment is what gives you the ability to fight off and to ward off the drastic effects of free radicals and the like. | |
| Your endothelium, the coronary artery magic carpet, will thank you for that. | |
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Watching The Evolution
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| That's it. | |
| No hard sell. | |
| Zstock. | |
| Look at the link. | |
| Smart. | |
| It's beyond wise. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Okay? | |
| That wasn't that bad. | |
| Now, I've been watching, I've been in one form or another, I guess, professional kind of information platforms since 1988. | |
| And I've seen them come in radio stations and TV stations. | |
| I was in really one of the first internet radio stations of all time. | |
| True! | |
| Absolutely the first of all time. | |
| And there is something that happens. | |
| There is a groove. | |
| There is a balance. | |
| There is something that is so critical to the legacy. | |
| Of the enterprise. | |
| And right now, as I say, Fox News is retooling to more schmaltz, glitzy, entertainment-oriented pablum and schlock. | |
| And I'm being kind. | |
| They were spooked. | |
| Spooked by Dominion, by the exit. | |
| Theoretically, of Tucker. | |
| And what's going to happen next? | |
| There were a lot of folks who were happy he was gone. | |
| A lot of folks there who were jealous. | |
| A lot of folks who did not like him. | |
| Did not like his star. | |
| Did not like his fame. | |
| Did not care for that. | |
| Okay, I dig that. | |
| That's the way that happens. | |
| But what you also have to realize is something even more important. | |
| And that is simply this. | |
| The people... | |
| Who run Fox News. | |
| And I know we're all invested in it somewhat. | |
| Because up to now, since the genius of Roger Ailes. | |
| Say whatever you want about him. | |
| His morality, his life. | |
| I never met the man. | |
| But in terms of his broadcasting prowess, second to none. | |
| Second to none. | |
| He's a genius. | |
| And what he did was he created the preeminent standard. | |
| For news. | |
| Everybody wants to compare themselves. | |
| And there was a balance. | |
| And there was a balance. | |
| It's interesting to see how people over time change. | |
| When you see somebody at first, maybe there's a kind of a roughness. | |
| Maybe there's an innocence. | |
| Maybe there's an awkwardness. | |
| But you know what they have? | |
| There's a desire. | |
| There's a verve. | |
| A fire. | |
| I want to make something. | |
| I'm not complacent yet. | |
| I'm not making millions. | |
| I'm not fat and happy and phoning it in. | |
| Because the worst is to ask yourself, am I changing? | |
| Am I doing the same thing? | |
| Listen, sometimes you do nostalgia, sometimes you don't. | |
| Mike Love has been singing Help Me Rhonda since the prehistoric ages because frankly nobody wants to hear new Mike Love music. | |
| That's okay. | |
| I dig it. | |
| Then there are tribute bands. | |
| In many respects, there are some folks on, and I've said it before, there is some kind of a safety net. | |
| Hannity has become a kind of a Ronald Reagan, Rush Limbaugh tribute band. | |
| This is conservative talk of the 80s. | |
| Brash, but not exactly powerhouse. | |
| Very patriotic, pro-American, but no real... | |
| Nothing really, no new areas covered. | |
| Nothing opened up. | |
| Nothing, what? | |
| You will never say, what? | |
| It's snark and overreaction. | |
| You're also seeing it turning more into an establishment entertainment channel. | |
| See what happens? | |
| It works like this. | |
| Imagine a device I have where I can turn the knob. | |
| And I want to say, forget it. | |
| I want it to be more mainstream. | |
| You are going to be, you're always going to get more people watching it, listen to this, with the more people who watch it. | |
| You can quote me on that. | |
| If it's real right, and I'm going to use right, left, please forgive me, just as a shorthand for subject matter. | |
| You know what I'm talking about. | |
| But if it's really right-wing, so to speak, or conservative, you're going to get absolute praise, beyond praise, from your Republican friends, but you're not necessarily going to enjoy anything even remotely welcoming from the rest of the world. | |
| So what you do is you dial it more towards the middle. | |
| And you see, is there any result? | |
| No. | |
| In fact, Provided you can dial it. | |
| But you're dialing it. | |
| And you might say, you know what? | |
| We still have the hardcore fan base. | |
| But we got a few from this group. | |
| They're kind of sampling it. | |
| Remember, Rush Limbaugh at his prime. | |
| Rush Limbaugh at his prime, at his peak, had more liberals listening to him than you could imagine. | |
| They'll never tell you that, but it's true. | |
| So you dial it more left. | |
| More left. | |
| And you do it as far as you can. | |
| It's almost like titrating, you know, a base or an acid or something. | |
| You're titrating it until you get that color change. | |
| You're titrating it. | |
| And you're moving it, and then you say, okay, now we've gone far enough. | |
| Now we're starting to lose the right, and we've already hit critical mass. | |
| So this is the new balance. | |
| It's the same thing when you run for office. | |
| You pivot left or right during the primaries and you tack towards the middle for the general. | |
| It's axiomatic. | |
| But that's what they're doing right now. | |
| And the reason why is multifold. | |
| Number one, shareholders' derivative lawsuits, either in actuality or in theory. | |
| What does that mean? | |
| That means that you're a shareholder. | |
| You own stock and you say, hey, you just gave away over three quarters of a billion dollars to some company. | |
| Because you didn't reel in your team. | |
| You didn't, Murdoch, you didn't pay attention to what was going on. | |
| I don't like that. | |
| We want you and the board to be either personally liable or bounced or whatever it is. | |
| Very serious stuff. | |
| That's number one. | |
| Number two. | |
| Forces from behind the curtain that you may not necessarily know. | |
| Not necessarily forces from the shadow government or the invisible empire or whatever you want to call it. | |
| But maybe social. | |
| Maybe some of the Murdoch boys in their circles. | |
| Maybe people were saying, we don't want this. | |
| There are other people who might say, listen, I remember one radio person in particular who could not stand Rush Limbaugh but loved him as a product. | |
| Had him on his station and instructed all his people, you say anything about Rush Limbaugh and you're out of here. | |
| Yeah, but you hate him. | |
| It doesn't matter what I hate. | |
| I love this. | |
| I love this. | |
| I might have a McDonald's franchise and never eat there. | |
| You know what I'm saying? | |
| So there are people who may say, I don't like this model anymore. | |
| I'm not crazy about this. | |
| This is not worth my... | |
| This is big, but... | |
| Also keep in mind the issue, which is very important. | |
| Their carriage fees are already paid right up front. | |
| So don't expect people to say, wow, Tucker Cross, where's all this money going? | |
| Well, that's nice, but they've already made their money. | |
| That's the way cable works. | |
| It doesn't work like a radio station in Des Moines where, hey, this last book was bad. | |
| Look at this. | |
| We lost that. | |
| No, no, no, no. | |
| It doesn't work like that. | |
| It doesn't work like that. | |
| Okay? | |
| But there are other factors involved here. | |
| So what you're seeing, what you're seeing is a couple of things. | |
| Somebody could have done one of two things. | |
| First is to go get everybody, to bring everybody in, into the conference room, as they say, and to have Rupert and the boys say, I want you to hear it from me. | |
| What made Fox News great, we're not going to veer from. | |
| We're going to be more Fox than ever. | |
| And whether it's Dominion or Tucker or lawsuits or... | |
| Disgruntled or whatever, past employees or producers, we don't care. | |
| We're going to keep going. | |
| We're going to always improve. | |
| We're going to try to make things better. | |
| We want this to be a safe workplace, obviously, but we're moving ahead. | |
| I want more Fox. | |
| This is what brought us to the dance. | |
| We're not going to abandon it now. | |
| They could do that, or by either expressly stating this or tacitly suggesting it. | |
| They could be saying, This isn't working anymore. | |
| Watch what you say. | |
| We're not going to go through this anymore. | |
| The days of Fox, as you knew it, are over with. | |
| It's a new world, a new sheriff, a new consideration, a new sensibility. | |
| Do you understand what I am saying? | |
| That is what I suspect, and that is what you, put it this way, the results of that are what you're most likely and probably seeing. | |
| It's not the same. | |
| It's just not the same. | |
| There's no bite. | |
| There's nothing... | |
| The one who is really pushing it the most in terms of going after some very serious subjects is Maria Bartiromo. | |
| But it's more China. | |
| It's still really hard against Biden. | |
| Watch what she's doing. | |
| She is it. | |
| Not only in substance, but in volume and in address. | |
| The others... | |
| Specifically Nideside? | |
| Oh, and the people, they are trying out for Tucker. | |
| Anybody who said, you're trying somebody out? | |
| Trying out? | |
| What is this? | |
| The minor leagues? | |
| Put it this way. | |
| They are the lightest of the lightweights. | |
| Seriously. | |
| It's almost like they're sending a message. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| We're going to try to replace Tucker with... | |
| You know, Maude Frickert or somebody. | |
| For you Jonathan Winters fans. | |
| I mean, this is, this is, this is, and B. This is, this is, this is him. | |
| With all due respect, these people are nice, but they're just. | |
| What is this? | |
| What is this, an experiment? | |
| Apparently so. | |
| Well, guess what? | |
| The experiment failed. | |
| Watch what happens. | |
| Also watch concomitantly how social media is rising to a level When I say social media, I mean streaming and alternative citizen and civilian and foreign news platforms. | |
| Watch how they are burgeoning. | |
| You are seeing the death now, the last gasps of heritage, conventional, traditional cable news platforms. | |
| It's over. | |
| Period. | |
| They're not going to turn the lights off right now, but it's over, and you can tell it's over. | |
| By the subject matter, the volume, and the sting. | |
| It's not dangerous anymore. | |
| It's middle of the road. | |
| It's like watching Kiss. | |
| It's like watching a tribute band. | |
| A tribute band to themselves. | |
| Okay? | |
| Alright. | |
| Thank you so much for watching. | |
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| Don't ever change anything sincerely. | |